FREE! Virtual Instructor-Led Training Sessions for Individuals

Virtual Instructor-Led Trainings (VILTs)

February and March Sessions 2023

It's not too late to register for FREE virtual training sessions from the Institute of Child Nutrition (ICN)! Topics are available for school nutrition professionals and Child and Adult Food Care Program (CACFP) operators. Many topics are scheduled for new child nutrition directors, including lessons from Introduction to School Nutrition Leadership (ISNL) and Food Safety in Schools.

Session Topics

Basic Culinary Math
Buy American: US Agriculture Supporting Healthy School Meals
Cleaning and Sanitizing – Lesson from Food Safety in Schools
Customer Experience, Merchandising, & Food Presentation (ISNL)
Emergency Preparedness & Workplace Safety (ISNL)
Facts about Foodborne Illness – Lesson from Food Safety in Schools
Financial Management for Managers
Focus on the Customer for Managers and Directors
Food Allergies for School Nutrition Managers and Staff
Food Production & Operations Management (ISNL)

Food Safety Basics
Food Safety Fundamentals – Lesson from Food Safety in Schools
Food Safety in Child Care
Food Safety in Schools
Forecasting the Procurement of Foods
Foundations for Training Excellence: Basics
Human Resources (ISNL)
Intro to Happy Mealtimes in Child Care Settings
Inventory Management and Tracking
Keeping Food Safe – Lesson from Food Safety in Schools
Key Performance Indicators (ISNL)
Norovirus in Child Care
Norovirus in Schools
Nutrition 101
Preventing Foodborne Illness – Lesson from Food Safety in Schools
Procurement and Inventory Management (ISNL)
Reimbursable School Meals (ISNL)
School Food Safety Programs – Lesson from Food Safety in Schools
Special Dietary Needs - Meal Accommodations (ISNL)
Training Culturally Diverse Groups
Utilizing the Cafeteria as a Classroom

These sessions will fill quickly, so don't wait!

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